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Francisco Souza

Cloud and DevOps learning

Apr 14, 2023

Advanced Linux Shell Scripting for DevOps Engineers with User Management

In this article of #Day5 on the #90daysofdevops challenge proposed by Shubham Londhe, we will briefly discuss some Advanced Linux Shell Scripting topics with basic examples. ▶Example 1 - Using either loops or commands with start and end variables usi...

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Gemma Black

Apr 15, 2023

Thanks again for the article. I need to use it as a cheatsheet. I didn't know we could do:

Also, you can add a group to the user Unless it's a typo

You're welcome. It's not a typo on the part of adding a group to a user in Linux. It's possible and usually used when you're working on a server to have better control of the user's security level and also organize the user by business areas, for example, separating the users from Finance from the tech area.😉

Francisco Souza

Cloud and DevOps learning

Apr 15, 2023

Gemma Black

Apr 16, 2023

Francisco Souza I see what you mean. Thank you. I've always said it as adding a user to a group 😂. I misunderstood.